每天三片姜 延缓衰老（Take three slices of ginger every day to keep you old）.docVIP

每天三片姜 延缓衰老（Take three slices of ginger every day to keep you old） Take three slices of ginger every day to keep you old Ginger is an indispensable condiment in peoples daily life. In China, ginger has 3000 years of history. As early as Zhou Dai, people began to cultivate ginger. In the spring and Autumn period, Confucius advocated: every food does not remove ginger.. It means people should eat ginger every day all the year round. It is said that Confucius has the habit of chewing ginger slices every day after meals. The taste of ginger drugs, a cold sweat, phlegm and relieving cough, stomach and vomiting and other effects. Many of these effects are well known, such as a cold drink ginger brown sugar water, is the effective method of folk; ginger stop vomiting has good effect, so the ginger vomit panacea. Ginger is used for the treatment of vomiting and colds and is also used for the treatment of enteritis, dysentery, acute testicular pain, and first aid. Ginger outside rub also has a certain therapeutic effect on vitiligo, alopecia areata, ringworm. Because ginger is an excellent health food, so people have in the morning three slices of ginger, better than drink ginseng soup and October ginger small ginseng say. In the famous ginger producing areas in Zhejiang, there is still a saying three pieces of ginger every day and no doctor prescribed a prescription. Research shows that eating ginger regularly in older people can slow down aging. Nutritionists found that ginger contains the pungent ingredients absorbed by the body, can inhibit the generation of lipid peroxidation and its antioxidant effects than currently used antioxidants -- effect of vitamin E is obvious, so it has good anti-aging effect. Ginger also contains a chemical structure similar to the salicylic acid in aspirin, a substance that can lower blood lipids, lower blood pressure, prevent blood clotting and inhibit thrombosis. In addition, the ginger contained in ginger has a strong bile effect, which ca